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Zero Trust Guidance For Critical Infrastructure - Korean Translation
Release Date: 04/14/2025
In most nations, the health of public services relies on secure and resilient Critical Infrastructure. We call these infrastructures "critical" because their destruction would have a drastic impact on the welfare of a nation. This publication promotes the implementation of Zero Trust principles for securing Critical Infrastructure. As an extensible and holistic enterprise security strategy, Zero Trust is the key for ensuring Critical Infrastructure protection.
- Unique security risks and threat vectors for Critical Infrastructure
- How Operational Technology converges with digital transformation
- Differences in objectives and architecture of Operational Technology vs traditional Information Technology
- Review of the five-step implementation process for Zero Trust
- How to apply the five-step process to Industrial Controls Systems and Operational Technology security
- How vendors are building Zero Trust capabilities into new technology
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Acknowledgements
Erik Johnson
Cloud Security Specialist & Senior Research Analyst, CSA
Worked for the Federal Reserve for many years and volunteered with the CSA with a focus on CCM/CAIQ V4, specifically the STA domain, and developing a comprehensive framework and guidance for defining and managing the cloud shared security responsibility model (SSRM).
I recently retired from the Federal Reserve and am now consulting with the CSA as a Senior Research Analyst with a focus on Zero Trust and Financial Services.
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Jennifer Minella
Michael Roza
Risk, Audit, Control and Compliance Professional at EVC
Michael Roza is a seasoned risk, audit, control and compliance, and cybersecurity professional with over 20 years of experience across multinational enterprises and startups. As a Cloud Security Alliance (CSA) Research member for over 10 years, he has led and contributed to more than 140 CSA projects spanning Zero Trust, AI, IoT, Top Threats, DecSecOps, Cloud Key Management, Cloud Control Matrix, and many others.
He has co-chaired...
Dr. Ron Martin
Professor of Practice at Capitol Technology University
Dr. Martin is a Professor of Practice at Capitol Technology University. His work at Capitol Technology University is in the following functional areas Critical Infrastructure, Industrial Control System Security, Identity, Credential, and Access Management. Ron has relationships with a diverse mix of businesses. He serves as a board of directors for many profit and non-profit organizations. Ron retired from the United States (U. S.) Army in ...
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